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What does R.A. 9851 say about PH’s stance on lack of ICC jurisdiction?

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet After the International Criminal Court (ICC) itself confirmed and welcomed the unsealing of the arrest warrant issued by the tribunal against Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, talks about...

Revisiting and reliving wonderful MOMents with our mothers

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet “Aking inay, ikaw ang nagbigay ng buhay ko” We all know this phrase from that one OPM song born in the late 1990s that perfectly captures the imagery of...

Two PH beaches ranked by lifestyle blog among best in the world

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet Looking for your next travel destination this summer? Read on, as these two beaches in the Philippines that ranked among The World’s 50 Best Beaches might be up to...

Bataan Death March: A walk into the horrors of Japan’s livid WWII atrocity

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet Bataan has fallen. Three simple words—yet they carry so much emotional weight and an imagery of Filipino and American forces hitting rock bottom as they relinquish control of the...

Holy Week in PH: A blend of Catholic devotion and local superstitions

By Brian Campued As the Philippines is a predominantly Catholic nation, the faithful express their deep religious devotion through various traditions, such as the Pabasa or Visita Iglesia. However, long before the...

Unplugging in the online world: How to practice ‘digital media fasting’ this Holy Week

By Brian Campued With the solemn observance of Lent and the Holy Week, Filipino Catholics practice various traditions—from not eating meat every Friday or giving up indulgences such as alcohol to showing...

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